Ukraine strikes Russian electronics plant that builds missile components
The general staff said that it used Storm Shadow missiles, which are produced jointly by Britain and France, to hit a plant that makes microchips and high-end electronics. [March 12] at 6:23 a.m. EDT People clear debris at the site of a recent Ukrainian missile strike in Bryansk, western Russia, on Wednesday. (Andrey Borodulin/AFP/Getty Images) By David L. Stern , Serhii Korolchuk and Natalia Abbakumova , The Washington Post ; article contains additional illustrations. KYIV — A Ukrainian missile strike inflicted heavy damage on a key plant supplying electronic components for the Russian war machine, Kyiv officials said. Russian officials on Wednesday sharply condemned the strike, which was carried out using British-produced medium-range missiles, saying that it was intended to derail peace talks, though negotiations seem to have hit a wall for other reasons. "As part of a systematic effort to reduce the military-eco...